On obscene performances, China's criminal law, Article 365 specifies the crime of organizing obscene performances.
The crime of organizing obscene performances is defined as recruiting, hiring, forcing, inducing, or tolerating others to engage in obscene performances, and was added to China's criminal law in 1997.
The subject of this crime is the organizer of the obscene performance.
Instead of the performer, in practice it is usually the operator of a cultural entertainment center or food service industry.
For example, the owners of opera halls, dance halls, nightclubs, more often manifested in order to solicit customers, profit-making activities,
Common way more striptease, nude dance performances.
Regardless of whether it is for profit or not, as long as the act of organizing obscene performances is committed, it constitutes this crime.
Committed this crime, shall be sentenced to less than three years of fixed-term imprisonment, detention or control, and fined;
the circumstances are serious, shall be sentenced to more than three years to less than ten years of fixed-term imprisonment, and fined.